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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
THE 'LoNosHoREmEN AGAIN.
Getting Restless ssd Demanding AN In
crease O! Wages.

Getting Restless sRd Demanding In
crease OF Wages.
NEw YORK. July 20.-The Union Long
sboremsn are again in ascendant and have
given notice that they want the old rates Of
wages for night work, and work done on
sundays and other holidays. Previous to
the great strike Of last winter, when the
'longshoremen struck out Of sympathy with
the cold beavers and also 10 help out the
striking 'longshoremen OF the Old Dominion
steamship Company, most OF them were
getting between thirty and forty cents per
hour for day work aud sixty cents for night
work. But when the great strike was lost
and they applied for work on the piers they
found the steamship companies we e
paying the new hands only forty
five cents for night work snd they were
told that they could not got any more. The
companies also refused 10 discharge the new
hands and offered employment only 10
those old hands for whom vacancies could
be found. Such 'longshoremen accepted
the inevitable and gradually the company
discharged thc green hands who were taken
during strike, and put Old men 10 work IN
their places. because they could get more
work out Of them in the same time. In
course OF time all or nearly eli the old
hands were al work again, and they decid-
70 make an effort TO get their old rates
Yesterday their officers psblished a notice
10 the ship-OwDers, steyedores and captains
demanding sixty cents per hour for night
work and work on legal holidays
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
biazss Which Cansed Damsge - the
Amount of Stf5 900.

CssclssATT, July 20.--Briggs & syifl's
old pork house on the northwest corner OF
Ninth and Sycamore-sts., which was recent
ly remodeled for manufacturing purposes,
burned this forenoon. involving u loss OF
Sl5o.0JO. The FIRE started in the ice cream
freezer factory OF the George Freezer Com
pany which occupied the first and second
stories of the fouF story structure. Their
place being filled with dry lumber the FIRE
almost instantly communicated 10 the
whole building. The entire fire department
was called out and succeeded in saving t.
adjoining buildings. The other occupants
OF the building wefe Wrigley Bros, manu-
fac:urers of paper boxes, and the White
Star Laundary. All were completely burn
ed out.
Oisthe three hundred employees in the
Building when the fire started all succeeded
in escaping without Injury, 50 far as known.
There Is rumor that one girl is missing.
but cannot be verified yet.
Tne losses are: George Freezer Company
5000. insurance $4,000; Briggs & Swift
10000, fully insured; White Star Laundry
$1,000 insurance $1,000: Wrigley Bros.
So, 900, insurance 55 900.
That there was no loss of life was re-
garded as almost miraculous, so 1dden was
the spread OF the t!ames.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
THE B. { 0. DEAL OFF
LETTeR FRos PeEslOsNT GARRETT.
ne nsciarss that al sszeu sriens WITH the
syAdic.ts sEe Closed ssa tks ows>
eEship ~ - a -. @4sc4 fs<saaka
~ heFs 1hey Mers.


PanApEir rHI&. guiy se.-T.s Phua1el-
pAia Rseera vi to-sAosras July 81 pub
Ash tAs following:
"ElsERos. July - ss.-He'.. h.laaa A.
eiasoiy. Hitter f.s kesof& Ps.sadellsasa:--
DEAK SIE.-in reply - your courteous IN
lions called by the press The baltimore
and Ohio deal. beg 70 say-ail such neEo-
,iations srs terminated. The sYncicste
which was y acquire large block OF the
stock Of TIE Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
eoinpsny in such way as wss believed
would be beneficial u al parties and rail
roads concerned. aid no.. Il the appointed
nmes comply with the engagements and a.
arrangements or negotiations With them are
now absolutely Al al end. have not pur-
chased the stock Of the Johns Hopkins
University, a. stated IN some Of the news
papers. ! had AZ option on that stock and
Also upon that Of several other
holders. bat / have not exercis-
ed these options, EOr do
iDiend now 10 do so. The statement ia
some Of the papers that / purchased lsrge
blocks Of Baltimore & Ohio stock is Z
mistake. As have stated / had options
bat circumstances rendered i unnecessary
20 close them. The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, its properties, inciud-
ing It's large telegraph system and the
ownership o. IT'S stocks remain now as
they were at the opening OF the nego-
tauons. The wide spread public
interest which these negotiations have e1
cited, and many false aud foolish remarks
10 y hich they have given rise, justify me
IN departing irom my usual course. and
making TINS formal statement OF their final
termination. Yours very truly,
EoBEET GARRkrr.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21

A kieh xeaRx ssrAasr Diszpsssas ~ tas
r4sss 1faas n an = saad@y scAool frlead-

A k1eh xeanx Fsrsasr Disspssssas ~ tas
s@sss xiaas n an saad@y sehsei friead-
ISBIAEaroLis lad, jay 2-f setclci
Hiass. youug lasrFied farmer. worth up-
war5 a so co. wis5 lived nesr this ciss
and Ms Ailes ftaeseF. Is years old. have
disappeared under circumstances that cause
their friends 10 behsse they have esoped.
Young Hiaes Is ths son OF judge e. &
Hines who wAs ths hw partner oil Senator
hsFrisOa uuul tbree years ago. shea ile *
tiFef from the arm. Saving zecuso aistei an
Immense f0rsune. lie has since Deer living
Ia Yer mont. fhs s0n married Z Vermont
woman I've years $50. who is quite r.ch.
Mss Hunter - Sunday school sns
religious work, Las been thrown into NJ
Hines company = great deal aud il LAS
been noticed that there was = more thGn
common fBe3dship between them. For
several weeks Miss Hunter ass been having
a great many dresses made. and IL Is nov
said thai TIE money for them vas furnish
ed by Mr.. Hines. Early Sunday night she
stepped out OF her bouSe for moment.
saying that her nose was bleeding When
she did not return Tor hall al hour search
was Instituted for htg and she could not be
found About the same time Hines lett
home in buggy. Nothing has been heard
from them since.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
THE LOSS ONE MILLION.
The Result of the Standard oil Fire AZ
Constable Hook

NEW YoRK, July 20.-Iy 8 O'Clock this
morning the great IRE at the Standard OIL
works, al Constable Hook, \. J., was under
control. Two large warehouses. three i'm
mense tanks, four big docks and over 1000
barrels of oil were destroyed. At one time
ii looked as If the Office, several warehouses
q dozen OF more tanks IN the neigh borhOod
a large brick s;orebouse. the docks along
the river front and the manufactures OF The
Savonne Chemical Works, the Oxf I'd Cop
per and Sulphur Company, aud the Stand
ard Match Company. the large lumber yard
of A W. Booth & Brother would be de-
siToyed. At the docks there bad been a
large number OF vessels. These, how
ever, were towcd out into the
stream, but none too soon.
First one pier took FIRE, and then another
and another. until four large pier were also
in flames. casting lurid glare upon the
waters Of the New York Bay. BY this time
the fire tugs had arrived. ard they fought
the ire from the water They threw sew
eral streams upon the burning piers, and it
was only the efforts Of the men oa the tugs
that checked the spread Of the flames. and
saved the factories and lumber Yards along
the water front. On the land side the Ere
had also been got under control. and the
Office and store house aud neigbboring tanks
were saved. The Standard people estimate
their loss at about 81 ,000,000. There was no
insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21

Malcolm. d tie Aosioes. ceiDx saosfitu1sa
f1f tas sicz nl2n znd pailinz 3 car. TIE
stars ~4a an eFsn one tie Hillside - Ua.l-
i1s Aity stfeke. tie cylgans ferty-
siso- an1 PORT Hgrsn .osty-tzo. II 49, 4
usfz 4-ad neek raes past tee boat k0ass.
aHd f9r nsf nile the .hrss crews we're
A@trt-t ~ sacb otter. TIE ssl-
vars then fokget sh@ad sr9at
ns-I q bat tsnxta ard fhs Port Huron =
g. sd ~ on them. Leaving h8is8zl- in
t-lifl pisce. fas Port Har0as Duliel
so.sss , i.sl - tosseFfh. thea took = straight
eo1sS % tke tafee-s laFter pest. where
tnsy yesisd en tAeir oars allowing she
aiisdales 70 pazs tAem The Hilisdale ;
e<refsd - gain e4ceuraesmeEt sat pulled
fikofo1sis, reacning TIE turniHg stake
@Aeai Their tGfn Has short and quick
tine 9-4i. and Ia 3.43 SIX strokes behind
tAeA, tle cylVd1s tHrnec, and lE vas a
Afsly chase home Tie hiiisdAlss stessed
ha1 course aud we're Leading Ca the Brst
quarter, bul tas sylvan increased their
siFoke. Hlisdale fell back % a tcrt y-tH0 and
II as necz eEd neck race. TIE lasting
4lsALies Of the oylysns again showed tErn-
selves, an1 On the i4.J quarter they pllled
anead- Their stroke sas quick aud nerEy
a1d they Kept gslnisg By inches. crossing
the hne, amid the yells of the multitude. .
couple Of boat lengths ahead Of the Hills.
dsies, Winning The race "a l254 the HILLS
dale time being 1904 When the Sylyaus
reached The boat-house they were carried ia
by their friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
NCRTHPORT NUGGETS.
Prominent People sojoarning Mt this
Fayorite Summer Resort.

1Iolnlnent Ieopie HoJooFntng nt this
Fayorite Summer Resort.
tNNN1ssNs 70 Nst yS>slSAs- -stsA.N.
NoRTHPoBT, July 20. ~ sleep as If had
taken All opiate," WAS the remark Of
gentleman from Milwaukee as he was pick
ing his teeth in front Of the Porter House
the other morning and as a good nights
rest was new experience 10 him be deem
ed it worth telling. The days are unmis-
takably hot, and were il not for the refresh
Ing breeze that always blows over this
favored peninsula, would be uncomfortable.
A. Il. FentOn and family and Mcdonald
and family, OF Chicago. have taken up their
residence here for the Summer, while Prof.
A. Gould, Of olivet, is yachting around and
camping on the shores OF The beautiful bay.
The Porter House is too small 10 accom-
mOdate its guests and the addition TO II Will
be ready for occupancy by August /. Since
W. W. Aldrich took hold of the Bay View
House Ii has lost none ol lhe popularity il
attained under the Morgan reg ime. Grand
Rapids people mostly 80 10 Petoskey and
BAY View, and the rescrters here sre from
Milwaukee, Chicago. Louisville and ST.
Louis. Among those here are r @ NcCres
and family, Milwaukee; J. A. Weeks and
family, Muskegon; Mrs. G. M Pryn and
family, Bloomington, Ills; j. Rivers, De
troit; Miss Fanny Eobb, st. Louis; Miss
Clara Butler. Jonesyille Ws.; Barton
Miller, Grand Rapids, Mrs. Il. IL. Smith,
New Orleans; Mrs. a. +. Campbell. Miss
Rosa Campbell Miss Louise Campbell.
0berlin. O.. and Mrs Il. Diliow and family
Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
The PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
A Magnificent Entcrtai nment at tho
O-Wzsh- h-tz-SoDg

% h2sh-tz-SoDg.
President Weston reception in the beau
tiful parors OF the down town o Hash-.a-
NOng Ciuo house was one o. the most ce-
lightful affairs ever given in the city. The
arrangements were exquisite IN a.l he de-
tails, and Mr.. Weston may take the credit
OF giving the largest and SWEETEST rc.eptia :
ever given in the Valley City either pub.ic
or private although il was. of course. pri-
vate. as none but members of the ciu0 and
visiting Osrsmen had the pleasure Of re-
csiving one OF the handsomely engraved
invitations. II Is Tot the pm
pose to describe II in denn.
out the gathering was a notable one in
many respects. The club was iliumina'el
from the exterior with parii-colorcd
Chinese lanterns Just at the entrance OF
tie parlOrs stood the host Of the evening
with Commodore Perry and the officers
Of the club. and then ". Weston received
steady stream Of elegantly dressed ladies'
and gentlemen which poured into the parior
from < until 10 o'clock. Lawson s orchestra
seated IN the reading room played charm
ing music During this time the prizes
were presented 20 the winning Oarsmen in
the psTl9rs.
shortly after 10 O'Clock dancing Begun in
the gymnasium 10 tue music Of Wurzbarg
& Bronson band. Fred Smith and the
charge Of the floor and il IS needless to say
that most delightful tine was eriorcd
In the cafe q long table lOa1ed with deli
cacies. covered With flowers aud other car
dinsl and blue emblems and attended by
c0lored walters vas the attraction. Sapuer
was served from II until l O'Clock. and
SFetlsnd Brothers did themselves honor a.
the caterers The f1-si decorations were
especially fine. There were flowers and
shrubs everywhere.
There vss nothing amiss. the carriages
were taken care Of and escorted 70 the Gov
cred way that led 70 tie entrance By An
drew Tabor.
Ex Congressman Comstock sni Con
gresham Ford were prominent among the
guests.
The club fally spprscists President Wes-
tons magnificent generosity in giving for
the club the splendid entertainment that
bed sway last night
Among the many prominent society peo-
pie from 0ut Of town were exon gressme1
Moses ". Field and daughter. of Detroit.
Nsssrs. Ciecs and Ssenaish. ne veil kno~n
osrsmen II Detroit with their wives. VIII
SavidEe. of Spring lake. D. r. Soper. of
NeVsvgo. =. q. Watson, Of Grand Raven.
AessTs NisneT and Jones Of Mnskezon.
and larze nuuiner of y0uns ladies from
distant cires who are here "a guests Of 6-snd
RApiis peopie.
A feT rsxrets isy apon The drawing rooua
tsals among them were those from His
Exceliencv GOV. Lnce ~ho hee irIsf r%tnru-
- from his f-ar weezs' respite from 1ork
Can Crrr.e John y Morxn. er Prsss.1snf
q the ~ A r. A = 3. S1clafr. Tao. Y.
Hinfmsn. Al ~ Detroit. A. o. Vh.elsr. cf
Nsrisf7s, stan hope Roel. Of (Sncforefs.
Wm e. Nsb-tt q Big Rsrsfs Eop.
CAsTlss /. orsEaAa, q DesFssk
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
NiaoARA's WATER powEg.
flAa Proposed fss I rslislnE IA i0s Nan
ntaetarinE Purposes

BvFFkIG. n. n july y. -f'oF sezrs there
has beea Elars ~ less talk II unlizing TIE
great ~ster power of Niagara rivss. which
Las seen gsAng - waste al ths do.,rs of Bal
tAle. and 1Asny have been the plans prs
ssntsa Tor hsrnessing tAs ssest current aud
nlaking Il d sorf fer mankind SoRae ~
the Iaeabers of the Kntslo Business Men
ASSOCIATION lave lately taken hold Of the
matter. and fTom the present oallssok i
seems that steps Nlil be taken ia The neNr
fniaTe 10 have ths waters of tie klzesfs
ryer pay iribate 60 Buffalo ana its lnana-
factories before passing over the oalAracl
below. Nobody denles thai Buffalo has ~ Is
very gates water privileges that would
make the fortune OF sny European cits.
Concealed IL the rushlng cufIeat ci the
Niagara is sufficient power 10 run al the
naanRisctories Of the city aud nol be missed
The matter las bsen taken up and discussed
Ia ball hearted way = score ot times prior
10 now, but never has definite action, with
a prospect Of probable saooess. been taken
IA the matter until nov. 1,ns FOL
lowing head 10 q subscription paper gives
the glst Of the present plan. The
undersigned aeree 70 pay the sums sci
opposite their names. respectively. IA the
shall constitute prize OF reward 10 be Of
Tered 10 the Inventors Of the world FOR Tie
discovery or invention OF tie best appliance
Tor utilizing tae waier power of the Niagara
River. and one that vii utilize IL economi-
czliy al or near Buffalo. 80 that such power
lHsy be made practically available for va
riOas manufacturing purposes throughout
the city. None OF the subscriptions hereto
shall be payable unless the aggregate sum
subscribed shall amount To- Al least.
$l0O,O0o, and when that amount
IS subscribed q meeting OF the sub
scribers shall be called. n; which every sub
scriber may cast one vote for every SO lac
has subscribed. Such meeting shall deter
mine the specific terms sad conditions on
which the offer of saia prize or reward shall
be published 10 the world and shall deter
mine fhe manner aud time of payment Of
The subscriptions hereto"
This has already received the signatures
of number of leading business men for
81 COO each. The idea is 10 invite the best
engineers ia the world 10 enter cOmpeti-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21

w~th--~ Wolverines Ia Had shape 8
Ifarke IsffGtfnE

WASHINGTON, u. G., July 20.--"rhere are
just four Of us including the manaeer.H
said Mr. Watkins ~ he to,5 his seat on the.
players bench al Capitol Park lhis afssr.
noon, who are ia condition 10 ,,lsy ball
Dennis 8rOuiheIs IL about the sickesf of
ia. lot aid he ls just able % stand on hls
pins. The MAshingtons ought 10 wln with
hands down"
Burke who was on the card @ pitch for
Detroit captured mongfel poodle on the
way 10 tbe grounds sDd tied him 10 the
bat stand ''foT luck Umpire Dosschers
absence made IL necessary for Nick Young
70 order Jerry sullivan down from Phil
adelphia 20 Of1ciaie here. The aDtaarsnos
OF Burke IA TIE pitchers boz attracted 20
little attention. his immense proportions
being calculated 10 strike tenor % tile hearts
Of opposing bats1nea. he old fairly well.
sno was reasonably effective for . first an
pearance. lie he'd the Washingt0ns through
ibe nine innings. with but seven Lits IN
the tenth the Statesmen jumped on TO him.
knocking out three runs and winnins Tie
gase. The Detr0its failed 10 score IN their
half of the tenth. Here ls the score
Washington Q 00I zee -
Base hits-h esllingten, IA. pelroits
Err 1rs-- " ashinKiln, 2 Detroit =.
baiteries-Ahiiney snc bsck. burks AID
CAME.
Umplre-su.iisan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21

Crew No. >, OF the Wolverines. Detroit.
was drawn. leaving but three contestants in
the closing race as follows Sylyans, Mo
line, {. A. Barn.rd. bow; j. w. Cooper 2,
A ii. Arp. ), ]. p. Fleming. stroke. VOL
VERNE Crew No. l. Dstroit. Tnos. Welch
bow, Otto kulbe, ?, John GOscbenhofsr, 3:
samuel Carter. stroke. Detroit, of Detroit
C6as. w. Harrlh. bow; James Swan, >; +,
h. Lyon, 3. Walter l.. Mcmillan, stroke
The Wolverines laborei under the disad-
vantage OF having only working boat
which handicapped them IN the race. on
account OF setting high out OF the water aud
catching the wind. The Sylyan's gig was
fOur-oared shell bottom built up and
therefore faster than the boats of
the others. The Detroits, with =
forty-eight stroke. the Wolverines and
Sylyans closely behind, the former increas-
ing their stroke 10 80. the Wolverines 10 "A
aud the Sylyens 70 46. AT the three quarter
post the Sylvsns got down TO work, bent
their backs TO the sun and forced ahead of
all. They turned tne stake in six minutes
Detroit second, Wolverine third aud came
home IN one, two, three order as named
The oylvans won the race IN 1897, Detroit
second. 1880, Wolverine, third, 1896.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
a HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Careless Handling OF a Lamp Causes d
Fearful Explosion.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. July 2C.-A horrible ac-
cident, the result Of carele,sness, occurred
last night at Hilliard Goodwin's turpentine
distillery in Lexington County.
Thos. Griffin, distiller, ac-
cOnpanied by a negro laborer.
went into the still house with kerosene
lamp and by careless handling overturned
q barrel of spirits and set fire to its con-
tents. The two men made desDer.
ate efforts to extinguish the burning anid
With sand from the floor. but the flames
soon communicated with the hot spirits in
the still when ali explosion occurred.
Griffin and his companion We're enveloped
in sheet of flame. In an incredibly short
time the two men. with the entire establish
ment, We're burned up in sight of Good win
and several Others. who were poweriess TO
render assistance. When the fire had ex-
hausted itself, not vestige of the two men
could be found.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
ssnlor noubla s.nII..

The contestants ia this race were the Port
II Hurons, James !. Lynn. bow. and Dennis
Lynn. IT,, stroke. and the Delaware's Joha
=. kou, bow. and Wm. Weinand stroke.
TIE DelzWares took a handsome lead
pulling 81 stroke, while Port Huron
With q stroke Eel gradually behind. At
the three uartsrs post the Delaxsres were
two boat lengths ahead and gaining. The
DeiaEares turned Ia els. but came back
much slower, the wafer being choppy and
siih wind blowing AZ their backs. The
Ieiawares A. the quarter post on the return
we're three lengths ahead OF the Port HUI
IOns. As they passed the judges boat the
latter displayed terrific burst OF speed
closing Up on the Delawares, bat soon fall
ing back. The Delawares won the race
easily IN laos, Port Huron second il i4.2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
WHITE CLOUD WHISPER
News Notes. Society Gossip and Personal
Matters rom the Village.

xk.LsssSE 20 Itz KsNtLRtN -stat-1.
WHITE CLOUD, July 20.-The Newavgo
and Fremont base ball clabs will cross bats
in this village Friday afternoon, for purse
of 500 and the championship of Newaygo
County. The game will be hot one, as the
clubs are a. sword points.
Charles Johnson is getting lumber on the
grounds for new hOtci, On tne site OF the
one lately burned.
+. Armstrong, the enterprising clerk in
Van Fleets iewelry store, has left for
visit with friends in Grand Rapids
Murray and Mi3daush have received two
Texas bronchos. which are the envy Of the
BOYS.
The Congregational church society have
secured Rev. T. ). Shaw, of Ypsilsnu, to
fill their pulpit.
Monte Tlask and his sister Minnie are
visiting friends at Hastings.
Not empty house in the village. our streets
are being grAded, new sidewalks are being
laid, and the town Is booming.
The !. O. .. +. have issued invitations 10
their anniversary ball here on Wednesday
evening. This will be one of the grsndesi
balls Of the season. as they VIII spare no
pains 10 make il grand success.
Mr.. Lyons VIII have his new house ready
for occupancy in q couple Of weeks. and
when finished 10 will be = dsisv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
\ Town Burned Tn.

MoSTGoMERY, Ala, July 2).-The Dis
prfchs Tuscaloosa special says: The town
OF Bessemcr was almost totally destroyed
by fire this morning. lighted candle ig-
rlted the window curtain in a boarding
house. The house being frame, it
was very soon wrspt in hamcs.
The wind caused the flames TO spread rapid
iy 70 adjgcent buildings. Twelve of the
bandsomesi structures IN the embryo city
were entirely destroyed. There was no fire
snglne In town and citizens. who fought
the ilamcs so manfully, suffered many
severe burns. Several persons are missing
ana II was supposed they pershed in the
hames. The loss Is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21
WHIP AND WILLOW
YESTERDAYS RACES AT peTsolT.
The Free Far All Alsssss fl4s1s--ksasn
b-~fsassEts Lowers HoF AsoaFd-'Tns
AstroAs Bsss Rail Clae a.
kiad ooralffoN.

NAA-N-t<t - Aet tt4tstte-
DKrRosE. July 2o-tass thoas1nd y-sspls
were - attendance sf todsy's ranns The
2,Zs trot wac captured with ease bs AIR
boafdnan bay mare Loretta b IN straight
heats. Summary 2.27 oiazs Purse "a. o0o.
lofetts f.-l. 1. j. annie kanE--a. =
fsro-S. 5. a. Banner B0y-o, 4. 5. Iady
Barefoot a 4 O John * Miss-h. 4 s
hikad0-s, 7. ar., -disiAnoea. Hns
2xX 1.2is 42ls
The free ioT-sl trot w4s q ssry tame
affair there being only two slxriern.
Arab and Charley Hilton ana
proved ~alkoNer i0r Arab summary.
Open 10 al trotiess. Parse s. 5O0. Arab
-, j, 4 Charley Hilion-.2 :, = Tine
2i9l. = -, 2ls.
The third race, "a pacing class, punss
81 .ot0. was unfinished. The soore stsnds,
lattie ida~-S. 5. So frank Champ. 4
s, cleseland-ts .. 5. Dupiss-5 q 4 I.
DT. MeSt-z, o. = dlstancsd, Joe la /.
o' Wllcox-l, 2 distancud. Time. e.l1t.'
215, 22lt. 1I7t,
Madame MArrsntelte with EseFgrsen aud
Major banks 10 wagon. beat her f0rner
record Of l.4st. making the mile in ths
wonderful tine OF i.40
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-21

Tan. from the allowance Of 5iaf-o Of
tye1-ge g Jnrtis "a ths matte of The estate
II James AcI&in, deceased Appeal iron
Prehsie Court. Or3er slI0rin eisf7ss At
s5z.fa. With costs.
SgPzRIoF Thomas 7. shsl5oa e a.. u
tae city of Crave Rapids Eectnent De.
eisfon postponed B1til dock FrdsT a.
te-noon- ----f5so. PsnAlni - tie rsf~.
r ectFoent Ssms.----goEn sloctrasxsv ws
Aeil@ eenboeT szd :. Wesseiius Trsszess
hss~1a 2 en nao1sz postpo1ed aoas tes
morning.